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Drug driving among commercial vehicle drivers is one the fastest growing and most concerning challenges facing driver safety managers, with many police forces reporting more drug driving offences than drink driving ones. This talk will look at the size of the problem, good practice on driving for...
Driving for Better Business
The growing problem of drug driving for work
Survey uncovers UK employers are risking the safety and well-being of those who drive for work . Study of 1,006 UK employees and 255 C-Suite (Executive Directors) highlights failures by UK bosses to implement driving for work policy.
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DfBB launches report on leadership in risk management
Group Fleet Manager Matt Neale is responsible for the 500 light commercial vehicles used by another of Platform HG’s subsidiaries which services tenanted properties. Although all of Platform HG’s workforce is united by their overall status as part of the Platform HG charity, technically Matt...
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Platform Housing Group – Leadership
There are no reasons why electric vehicles should not be as safe as any other, however, they do bring specific risks with which you may be unfamiliar.
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Electric Vans and your ‘Driving for Work’ policy
Working with the National Highways Commercial Vehicle Incident Prevention Team, we have produced a van driver handbook to assist van drivers and fleet operators in dispelling uncertainty and myth.
You can also share the online Van Driver Toolkit with your drivers, or you may prefer to share...
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Van Driver Toolkit Handbook
The Group Fleet Policy is backed by 17 further individual policies, ensuring legal compliance, and is a fundamental part of the Group integrated management systems. WJ Group’s Compliance Plan sets out clear procedures and responsibilities for: Management, Vehicles, Drivers, and Operations,...
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WJ Group – Driver Policy
Did you know?
There are 7 main government bodies responsible for road safety.
It is an offence not to stop when asked to do so by the Police and drivers face an unlimited fine, community order or up to 6 months’ imprisonment and 3 – 9 penalty points or disqualification from driving.
DVSA...
Driving for Better Business, National Highways
Van Driver Toolkit – Enforcement
A strategic review of risks associated with cars and light vans plus implications for policy and practice.
UCL
Landmark study reveals driving for work death toll